thanks to jeremy hubbard for that. when we come back, the latest on hurricane earl. but first, jimmy kimmel with what's coming up next. >> jimmy: tonight, hayden christensen, criss angel, ozzy osbourne, the obama hole in one, and tila tequila, attacked by clowns. jk jk is next. ♪ ♪ yes! ♪ oh my gosh, are those the jeans from last year? how'd you do it? ting right...whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who eat more whole grain tend to have healthier body weights. multigrain cheerios has five whole grains and 110 lightly sweetened calories. more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios.

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here's jeremy hubbard. >> reporter: 100 volunteers from as far as connecticut and cape cod joined the search this weekend, helping police and the fbi comb a 25 square mile area. scuba divers checked a nearby quarry. still no sign of the missing grandma. >> anybody who has information relative to the case that can be helpful, please come forward. >> reporter: the mystery began last weekend when a friend came to pick up pat o'haggan for a rug-hooking meeting. her car still in the driveway. >> there's no reason to believe that she's wandered off on her own. >> reporter: the family says pat isn't forgetful. >> she doesn't have a boyfriend, and isn't wealthy so there's no financial motive for her abduction. in fact, they've been racking their brain trying to think of anyone who doesn't like her. >> we've been looking but we can't find anybody. >> reporter: in sheffield, a quiet vermont town of 700, missing persons signs are posted. while owe hagan's children cling to memories of an active senior who cherished her family. >> it's very important to us. >> reporter: police have now spent days

i'm jeremy hubbard for "nightline." >> wow, what a magnificent spot. "journey to shark eden" airs this friday on the national geographic channel. thanks to jer hi hubbard for that report. >>> and coming up, a spot of tea -- partying. çççççççççççççççççççççççççççççççç ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every business day, bank of america lends billions of dollars, to individuals, institutions, schools, organizations and businesses. ♪ working to set opportunity in motion. bank of america. when you can have pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits? the warm, light delicate layers are like nothing else. add a layer of excitement to your next meal. ♪ to bring the family together on sunday mornings than with thwarmth and aroma of freshly baked pillsbury cinnamon rolls. [ wink! ] [ wink! ] ♪ >> announcer: "nightline" continues from new york city with bill weir. >> like any successful party, it has everyone talking. what seemed like a fad at the beginning has become a powerful national movement capable of upsetting conventional wisd

i'm jeremy hubbard for "nightline." >> wow, what a magnificent spot. "journey to shark eden" airs this friday on the national geographic channel. thanks to jer hi hubbard for that report. >>> and coming up, a spot of tea -- partying. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every business day, bank of america lends billions of dollars, to individuals, institutions, schools, organizations and businesses. ♪ working to set opportunity in motion. bank of america. four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. working to set opportunity in motion. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked as a hired gun for big corporations, even a bank that took billions from a taxpayer funded bailout. ehrlich sides with corporate executives again and again and again tell bob ehrlich big banks and billionares don't need help. >> announcer: "nightline" continues from new york city with bill weir. >> like any successful party, it has everyone tal

i'm jeremy hubbard for "nightline." >> wow, what a magnificent spot. "journey to shark eden" airs this friday on the national geographic channel. thanks to jer hi hubbard for that report. >>> and coming up, a spot of tea -- partying. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every business day, bank of america lends billions of dollars, to individuals, institutions, schools, organizations and businesses. ♪ working to set opportunity in motion. bank of america. four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. working to set opportunity in motion. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked as a hired gun for big corporations, even a bank that took billions from a taxpayer funded bailout. ehrlich sides with corporate executives again and again and again tell bob ehrlich big banks and billionares don't need help. middle class marylanders do. >> announcer: "nightline" continues from new york city with bill weir. >> like any successf

jeremy hubbard, abc news. >>> that's "world news" for this sunday. i'm dan harris. diane sawyer is back here for tomorrow night. for all of us at abc news, thanks for watching and good night. >> alan: an east bay neighborhood evacuate after officers find pipe bombs and bombmaking material inside a home. good evening everyone. danville police were taking no chances today. >> carolyn: when officers discovered the pipe bombs, they got neighbors out of their homes and called in the bomb squad. >> reporter: the people who live in this danville neighborhood are back in their homes after several of them were told to leave for their own safety. the pipe bombs were found inside this home on amigo road. police were first alerted to the house after reports of a verbal disturbance. officers learned the argument was over one of the residents possessing several pipe bombs, eric dennis was in possession of

jeremy hubbard, abc news, west orange, new jersey. >> end of an era

hubbard for "nightline" in new york. >> thanks to jeremy on that. let's see what's coming up next on "jimmy kimmel live." jim? >> jimmy: tonight, dr. phil nathan fillion. we've have music from trace adkins, and it's mexico's 200th birthday, so feliz navidad.

hubbard for "nightline" in new york. >> thanks to jeremy on that. let's see what's coming up next on "jimmy kimmel live." jim? >> jimmy: tonight, dr. phil, nathan fillion. we've have music from trace adkins, and it's mexico's 200th birthday, so

hubbard for "nightline" in new york. >> thanks to jeremy on that. let's see what's coming up next on "jimmy kimmel live." jim? >> jimmy: tonight, dr. phil, nathan fillion. we've have music from trace adkins, and it's mexico's 200th birthday, so feliz navidad. host: could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? was abe lincoln honest? mary: does this dress make my backside look big? abe: perhaps... host: could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? host: is having a snowball fight with pitching great randy johnson a bad idea? man: yeah, i'm thinking maybe this was a bad idea.

jeremy hubbard, abc news, new york. >> it is amazing, too, how lives can cross. just in the nick of time. >> it's a beautiful gift, to see that. and to see they're living in the moment and taking every minute. >> yes. >> that's great. >>> that's what's making

jeremy hubbard, abc news, west orange, new jersey. >> end of an era, huh? >> certainly is. >> that is w

jeremy hubbard, abc news, new york. >> and if he reaches 61, and we hope he does, both say it'll be the best birthday gift he's ever had. i'm david muir. that is "world news" for this monday night. diane sawyer is right back here in the chair tomorrow night. good night. >>> tonight at 6:00... a man infamous for climbing skyscrapers scales san francisco high rise and is promptly arrested. >> the race for governor heats up today. candidate jerry brown releases a television ad and tries to drum up union support. >> also, something new for sports fans. the first game of its kind broadcast in 3 d and a northern california farm doing booming business as tourist attractions. >> good evening, an incredible thing to watch in san francisco this afternoon aichl man scaling a 60 story skyscraper. >> took about three hours. police arrested him at the top of the tower, don sanchez watched from the street below. don is live from mission and fremont with the story. don? >> the street reopened now. the block was closed down. a draw matic climb by the man known as spider dan. dan goodwin, also the skyscr

jeremy hubbard, abc news, new york. >> you don't believe in miracles after that? >> that is one. >> that is. >> she has the right attitude. some people would be upset. you walked out on me x number of years ago. but she said, you know w

jeremy hubbard, abc news, west orange, new jersey. >> hope those bulbs last awhile. >> it would be scary if they suddenly went out. >> it would be scary if they suddenly went out. darkness. ♪ [male announcer] to the men and women of the united states armed forces, the uso delivers the joys and comforts of home. even out here. find out how you can help at uso.org

jeremy hubbard has the latest. >> reporter: a hundred volunteers from as far as connecticut and cape cod joined the search this weekend helping police and the fbi comb a 25-square-mile area. scuba divers even checked a nearby quarry but still no sign of the missing grandma. >> anybody who has information relative to the case that can be helpful, to please come forward. >> reporter: the mystery began last weekend when a friend came to pick up pat o'hagan for a rug hooking meeting. o'hagan was nowhere to be found, her car still in the driveway. >> there is no reason to believe that she's wandered off on her own. >> reporter: the family says pat isn't forgetful. she doesn't have a boyfriend and isn't wealthy, so there's no financial motive. they're wracking their brain to think of anyone who doesn't like her. >> we're looking but can't find anybody. >> reporter: in sheffield, a quiet vermont town of just 700, missing person signs are now posted while o'hagan's children cling to memories of an active senior who cherished her family. >> probably the time she spent with my children. her gr

jeremy hubbard is on the story. >> reporter: joran van der sloot's angry attorney is now sounding off about the surprise confrontation. he is convinced dutch tv paid off a top prison official to get beth holloway-twitty inside for the on-camera confrontation. >> i think joran van der sloot was shocked when he saw her. she was in a room. he was brought into that room. she demanded, in a sense, that she wanted to see him. >> reporter: she reportedly asked van der sloot about natalee holloway's disappearance. he refused to answer. she left. the incident comes days after a dutch tv interview from inside that prison, aired on nbc's "dateline," in which van der sloot seems to blame the holloway case for making his life miserable. >> so many things have happened because of that case. people bothering me, lying to me, you name it, anything else. i have a lot of anger because of that also. >> reporter: earlier this month, van der sloot admitted to a dutch newspaper, he tried to extort $250,000 from natalee's mom, in exchange for the location of natalee's remains. i wanted to get back at natale

for "good morning america," jeremy hubbard, abc news, new york. her horrific acid attack >> and if they want steven tyler, they have to lay out the bread. >> and j. lo. talk about star power. elton john. steven perry. a lot of star power there. >> like weekend "gma >>> another horrific acid attack leaves a woman severely burned. was it a copycat crime? we'll talk to an expert. >>> coming up, we've been talkinbout the with chase freedom you can get a total of 5% cash back. fun money from freedom. that's 5% cash back in quarterly categories and an unlimited 1% cash back everywhere else. and this too. does your card do this? i'm going to need a supervisor over here at gate 4. sign up for this quarter's bonus today. chase what matters. go to chase.com/freedom. when allergies make them itch, don't wait for your pills to kick in. choose alaway, from the eye health experts at bausch & lomb. it works in minutes and up to 12 hours. bausch & lomb alaway. because it's not just your allergies, it's your eyes. but viva puts 35% more towel between you and the m

here's jeremy hubbard. >> reporter: the bright idea that illuminated the world is reaching a less than dmroeg end. this week, ge is shuttering this plant in winchester, virginia, its last u.s. factory producing plain incandescent lightbulbs. forcing millions to switch to compact fluorescents. most of which are made overseas. >> this is edison's private experimental room at the laboratory. he was working on ways improving the electrical lamp. >> reporter: the great inventor would be torn about the change. >> on the one hand, he would have been disappointed. on the other hand, edison was somebody who was looking forward. one thing that he was very interested in, was there more efficient ways to generate electricity? he would have seen that as the future. >> reporter: the incandescent, nor tors you for getting by on few hours sleep, he wanted to transformed the world into a 24-hour culture by lighting up the night. >> the light bulb going off over your head, that's representing edison and his accomplishment. >> reporter: but it's e inefficient. they use 75% less energy. even those could b

jeremy hubbard has the latest. >> reporter: a hundred volunteers from as far as connecticut and cape cod joined the search this weekend helping police and the fbi comb a 25-square-mile area. scuba divers even checked a nearby quarry but still no sign of the missing grandma. >> anybody who has information relative to the case that can be helpful to please come forward. >> reporter: the mystery began last weekend when a friend came to pick up pat o'hagan for a rug hooking meeting. o'hagan was nowhere to be found. her car still in the driveway. >> there is no reason to believe that she's wandered off on her own. >> reporter: the family says pat isn't forgetful. she doesn't have a boyfriend and isn't wealthy so there's no financial motive. they're wracking their brain to find who doesn't like her. >> we're looking but can't find anybody. >> reporter: in sheffield, a quiet vermont town of just 700 missing person signs are now posted while o'hagan's children cling to memories of an active senior who cherished her family. >> probably the time she spent with my children. her grandchildren we

jeremy hubbard is on the story. >> reporter: joran van der sloot's angry attorney is now sounding off over the surprise confrontation. he is convinced dutch tv paid off a top prison official to get beth holloway-twitty inside for the on-camera confrontation. >> i think joran van der sloot was shocked when he saw her. she was in a room. he was brought into that room. she demanded, in a sense, that she wanted to see him. >> reporter: she reportedly asked van der sloot about natalee holloway's disappearance. he refused to answer. she left. the incident comes days after a dutch tv interview from inside that prison, aired on nbc's "dateline," in which van der sloot seems to blame the holloway case for making his life miserable. >> so many things have happened because of that case. people bothering me, lying to me, you name it, anything else. i have a lot of anger because of that also. >> reporter: earlier this month, van der sloot admitted to a dutch newspaper, he tried to extort $250,000 from natalee's mom, in exchange for the location of natalee's remains. i wanted to get back at natalee

here's jeremy hubbard. >> reporter: with season ten auditions already under way, it is down to the wire. can "american idol" find the right new judges to stop a ratings slide? >> this is a wakeup call time for "american idol." the ratings went down approximately 5 million this year. they cannot lose another 5 million next season. it's a perfect time for the judge panel to be shaken up. >> reporter: kara dioguardi's departure had been rumored for weeks. but the search for new judges has been dragging on forever. with everyone from justin timberlake to elton john on the wish list. the latest frontrunners, j. lo, who according to press reports was in the running. then totally dismissed for too many demands and is now back in. and steven tyler's reportedly in the mix as well, though aerosmith's front man played coy when a tmz camera caught up with him a couple of weeks ago. >> are you doing "american idol"? >> i don't know, that the rumor you heard? you know, i don't know, they haven't called me yet. >> are you friends with j. lo? >> they've got to lay out the bread for me. >> reporter: it

for "good morning america," jeremy hubbard, abc news, new york. >> a headline that makes you think. >> man. 20 tweets a second. >> people were freaking out it was done. and i just happened to see "the social network," the movie. a screener. we're going to have justin timberlake on today. it makes you think about how this all came about. >> meanwhile, mark zuckerberg, giving $100 million to the school system of newark. the mayor of newark, cory booker and the governor of new jersey, chris christie. >> he's worth $7 billion. that's a generous donation. >>> caught on tape. two girls fighting. one of the mothers allegedly cheering one of them on. should that mom be charged with child abuse? >>> and too sexy for "sesame street." why they pulled the plug on katy perry. and elmo and grover give us a sneak peek at the new season. that's coming up. good design comes together with the kmart home sale! essential home complete bed sets only $29.99... ...soft and colorful cannon bath towels, just $3.99 each! plus, paula deen cookware - only $99.99!, when it all comes together.../ there's smart, an

jeremy hubbard sheds a little light on the story. >> reporter: the bright idea that illuminated the world is reaching a less than glowing end. this week, ge is shuttering this plant in winchester, virginia, its last u.s. factory producing plain old incandescent lightbulbs. new energy standards will all but ban the bulbs over the next four years, forcing millions to switch to compact fluorescents. most of which are made overseas. seems the invention that thomas edison perfected 130 years ago is flickering and fading. >> this is edison's private experimental room at the laboratory. one of the things he was working on a lot in the late 1880s and early 1890s were ways of improving the electric lamp. >> reporter: edison historian paul israel says the great inventor would be torn about the change. >> on the one hand, he would have been disappointed. on the other hand, edison was always somebody kind of looking forward. one of the things he was always very interested in was more efficient ways to generate electricity. so he would have seen that as the future. >> reporter: the incandescent bulb m

for "good morning america," jeremy hubbard, abc news, new york. >> a headline that makes you think. >> man. 20 tweets a second. >> people were freaking out that it was down. and i just happened to see "the social network," the movie. a screener. we're going to have justin timberlake on today. >> and aaron sorkin, yeah. >> it really makes you start thinking about how this all came about. >> that's right. meanwhile, mark zuckerberg, the head of facebook announcing "oprah" today that s gi $100 million to the school rk. he's great together, as we said the mayor of newark, cory booker and the governor of new jersey, chris christie. >> 100 million. very generous he's worth $7 bo >>> coming up, caught on tape, two girls fighting as one of the mothers allegedly cheering one of them on. should that mom be charged with child abuse? >>> and too sexy for "sesame street." why they pulled the plug on pop star katy perry. and elmo and grover give us a sneak peek at the new season. that's coming up. good design comes together with the kmart home sale! essential home complete bed sets only $29.99... .

jeremy hubbard has been listening to the tapes. and they also give some insight into how the police went about taking that gunman down, gt? >> they do, dan. it's clear, that some of those at the di workers calling 9, kn suspect right away. he was a familiar and uwelc presence aroundhe b at one int, told 911 operators, you probably going to need a sniper. and the tapes reveal just how methodical officers needed tobe to take out thm he essentially had an ied strapped to his body. it was a harrowing four hours, that began when activist james lee walked into the di building in silver spring, maryland, armed and ready. >> 911. that's the problem? >> yeah. i work at discovery. and i think there's a man with a gun in the lobby. >> he said nobody move. and he shot in the air. and then, i ran. >> i heard five gunshots in the main lobby. >> reporter: tapes from the terrifying ordea jus one after ano, di channel employe cal >> i saw some men on the gr i see a security guard, with his hands in the a >> there's care. there's a lot of inside. im

for "good morning america," jeremy hubbard, abc news. >> she wants closure and will do anything to find out what happened to her daughter. >>> coming up, the parents of the woman who faked an acid attack say they are heartbroken. we'll hear what they have to say about the hoax and why their daughter did it. >>> also, lindsay lohan in trouble again. she tested positive for drugs, just weeks after getting out of rehab. she announced it overnight on her twitter feed. what does it mean for her and her career? >>> and daniel can't wait for this. you heard of the mexican hat dance. how about the irish hand dance? we'll ask these alumni of "riverdance" how they pulled this one off. it's tearing up the internet right now. life leaves spaces for you to create in, shouldn't your card do the same? it can. meet zync from american express. it's a great way to get more out of the things you're into. build yours to fit your life by adding packs filled with bundles of rewards and benefits. it's not just a card. it's your canvas. create yours at zynccard.com. [ woman ] chopping and peeling can be kinda

. >> jeremy hubbard, our former anchor, saw this and said this has to make it into "papers." if you're wondering what jeremy is doing these days. this is a time lapse video of food rolling. four days to five days to eight days. >> maggots! >> it's not nice. it's not nice at all. you watch it as it also crawls other than to the other plate, which is about should be what happens. >> oh, man. >> this is done by a bbc science show. they wanted to show people what happens as food rots with mold and bacteria. yes it is gro. >> want to have some breakfast? >> yeah, what they're having. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when someone gives blood, when a hand reaches out, that moment when heartbreak turns to hope, you're there through the american red cross. down the street, across the country, around the world, you help save the day, every day. your support truly matters. you can help today. visit redcross.org. >>> death penalty. a woman's execution goes down in history. how activists fought until the end. >>> then, adoption nightmare. >> he's just -- he's our child. and he has been since the moment i

. >> jeremy hubbard, our former anchor, saw this and said this has to make it into "papers." if you're wondering what jeremy is doing these days. this is a time lapse video of food rotting. you watch as it goes from four days to five days, all the way to eight days. >> maggots! >> it's not nice. it's not nice at all. you watch it as it also crawls other than to the other plate, which is about should be what happens. >> oh, man. >> this is done by a bbc science show. they wanted to show people what happens as food rots with mold and bacteria. yes it is gross. >> want to have some breakfast? >> yeah, what they're having. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great weekend. >>> making news

. >> jeremy hubbard, our former anchor, saw this and said this has to make it into "papers." if you're wondering what jeremy is doing these days. this is a time lapse video of food rotting. you watch as it goes from four days to five days, all the way to eight days. >> maggots! >> it's not nice. it's not nice at all. you watch it as it also crawls other than to the other plate, which is about to be what happens. >> oh, man. >> this is done by a bbc science show. they wanted to show people what happens as food rots with mold and bacteria. yes, it is gross. >> want to have some breakfast? >> yeah, what they're having. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> death penalty. a woman's execution goes down in history. how activists fought until the end. >>> then, adoption nightmare. >> he's just -- he's our child. and he has been since the moment i held him. >> the little boy caught up in a big legal battle. >>> and, spicy snacks. snappy creations from our insomniac kitchen. it's friday, september 24th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i'm jealous. friday, you're eatin

jeremy hubbard is outside niketown with the latest. jeremy? >> reporter: good morning, george, you can imagine the surprise with the windows wrapped in paper, doors locked, signs warning of the unwelcome visitors. with no warning the niketown store near new york's swanky fifth avenue was shut down due to the bugs. bedbugs. >> really? >> really. >> i feel like it's everywhere in the new york. >> reporter: nike said it proactively closed niketown. our primary concern is the well-being of the customers and associates. we are taking all the proper steps to eradicate the problem." and bedbugs caused stores to temporarily shut down, even google's empiric state building. >> it really has everything to do with trucking. we have found that bedbugs are hitching rides, being transported back and forth into offices, into stores. >> reporter: with lost sales, damaged merchandise and pricey extermination, bedbugs can cause hundreds of thousands of dollars. bedbug-sniffing dogs, up to 10 grand. and pesticides up to 70 brand for some large businesses. insuran

jeremy hubbard is outside niketown with the latest. jeremy? >> reporter: good morning, george, you can imagine the surprise with the windows wrapped in brown paper. doors locked. signs warning of these unwelcome visitors. behind the close doors the company is desperately trying to get rid of the bedbugs. with no warning the niketown store near new york's swanky fifth avenue was shut down due to the bugs. >> bedbugs. >> really? >> really. >> it just is really gross and i feel like it's everywhere in new york. >> reporter: nike said it proactively closed niketown. "our primary concern is the well-being of our consumers and sales associates," they say in a statement. "we are taking all the proper steps to eradicate the problem." and bedbugs caused stores to temporarily shut down, even google's office and the icon icic empiric state building a has fought off the bugs. >> it really has everything to do with trucking. we have found that bedbugs are hitching rides, being transported back and forth into offices, into stores. >> reporter: with lost sal